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       #Post#: 62361--------------------------------------------------
       Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: tobyd
       Date: May 26, 2013, 1:57 pm
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       Hi,
       I have put off for weeks trying to get thefront bushes out of
       the chassis. One side looks as though it will just need brute
       force as the outer metal cylinder seems to be in 2 parts so I
       will be able to hammer those out.
       The other side is a different matter. I can't even see where the
       bush outer stops and the chassis starts - the rusty brown circle
       (didn't want to use the phrase rusty ring) looks too thick to be
       the outer cylinder of the old bush- see pics
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       Any ideas? I will be fitting poly bushes so is there a way to
       grind the metal back until the hole is big enough for the bush
       ends?
       #Post#: 62363--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: Gadget
       Date: May 26, 2013, 2:10 pm
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       You could turn  the poly bushes  down to match the bush od
       :rolleye0012:
       #Post#: 62372--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: Jagger
       Date: May 26, 2013, 2:58 pm
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       Weirdly enough I reckon picture number three,although focusing
       on the far chassis rail, gives the best indication. Gives an
       almost complete circle within a circle except in the top left
       where it's worn.
       Hacksaws and chisels are your friends.
       #Post#: 62379--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: tobyd
       Date: May 26, 2013, 3:50 pm
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       Think you might be right about pic 3.
       There is a gap in the market for a set of poly bushes that are
       smaller to fit inside stuck in original style bushes.
       Just slightly smaller in circumference and none of this having
       to bang the old one out. Quick clean and Bob's your uncle.
       Instead I have a few hours of hammering, swearing and annoying
       the neighbours on a bank holiday monday!
       #Post#: 62401--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: tobyd
       Date: May 26, 2013, 5:21 pm
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       Did I mention there's £50 for anyone wanting to come to
       Brighouse and show me how good they are by removing this!! I
       have seen on other forums people who can do them in 15 mins so
       that could be a nice hourly rate for someone! A cup of tea will
       be included and sugar to literally sweeten the deal!
       Will some rid me of this troublesome bush?!
       #Post#: 62403--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: feelinperky
       Date: May 26, 2013, 5:41 pm
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       easy to remove just hacksaw it then a few taps with a
       hammer............did one yesterday!  :popcorn:
       #Post#: 62480--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: seriesewan
       Date: May 27, 2013, 9:32 am
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       I used an SDS drill on mine, took about 10 seconds   >Htlr<
       (after spending a day chipping at it with a hammer & chisel &
       hacksaw)
       #Post#: 62483--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: tobyd
       Date: May 27, 2013, 9:59 am
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       Tell me more about what you used in the drill?
       #Post#: 62803--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: seriesewan
       Date: May 30, 2013, 7:09 am
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       i was limited to 2 bits ( neighbour took pity on me or got fedup
       of my tapping with a hammer )   a pointy one & a chisel shaped
       one, the chisel shaped one didnt fit down the hole so i started
       with the pointy one & that tore into the gap between the bush &
       chassis tube, bending the already cut bush tube inwards
       once i got an "edge" to press against  it just peeled off &
       rolled up nicely with pressure from the drill ( set to hammer
       only not rotate )
       by pointy bit i mean something like this
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       #Post#: 62922--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Where does the rusty bush stop and the chassis start?
   DIR By: Donk
       Date: May 31, 2013, 7:21 am
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       Possibly need a recoprocating 18V cordless saw.  Get them at
       those big shed hardware stores. We have ones here branded Ozito
       and are cheap and surprisingly good for the price.  Would make
       easy work of it.
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